How old are you? Curious as to the age window on this film. I'm 36 and I feel like this and Princess Bride were the biggest movies of my young childhood.
My wife is 34 and has seen it and was shrouded I’ve never seen it It seems that it is not available on Netflix, Hulu or Amazon Prime. Hulu did have something called “Never ending orgasm” though
I'm 33 and my wife is 29. Just found out that she never saw it. She blames her strict southern Baptist upbringing. Where is this streaming?
You can usually tell what generation a person identifies with by whether or not they refer to Cary Elwes as “That guy from Princess Bride” or “That guy from Men In Tights”.
Child of the 80s and 90s. Have never seen Neverending Story, Princess Bride, Goonies, Gremlins, Dark Crystal, Legend, Labyrinth, Beatlejuice, Willow, or The Last Starfighter. Never had a Nintendo, Atari, or Sega Genesis. Or Transformers or GI Joes.
I will admit that I kinda lied. I did have a GI Joe helicopter. My parents got it as a Christmas gift for one of my cousins, but we ended up not having a get-together that year. So I stole it and hid it before it could be returned.
Oddly enough, I had a rather normal childhood. Lots of sports and outdoor play. Just didn't have parents who bought me and my brother many toys/games/etc. I did live vicariously through my best friend, though. His house was Xanadu.
I’m 33. I’ve seen it, but it’s been ages. I really don’t remember much about it. Now, the Princess Bride is a different story.
36, princess bride is an all time great. I like it more now than I did as I kid. Never ending story was great. Labyrinth was another favorite.
Cary Elwes is Jonas in Twister do not @me. (I was called the Westley on a college intramural softball team because I’m good looking and blonde like him :)
Once you miss that window of, like, ten years after the movie comes out, you probably never need to watch it. Like Top Gun slipped through the cracks for me and I never saw it until I was in my mid-20s. It didn’t have near the effect that it did one everyone else who saw it first long ago. If you’ve never seen The Neverending Story, you’ll never appreciate things like Bastians overly-exaggerated apple bites, a single horse dying, or the anger you would’ve had when the kid wouldn’t just say a fucking name.